Tuberculosis being hidden in Ukraine?

What is clear around the world to date is the fact that despite declarations of public health emergency in the United States, Ukraine and despite the groundless WHO designation of an alleged H1N1 Influenza A “pandemic” situation, despite reckless government decisions to allow “fast track” production of vaccines for an H1N1 virus whose existence nowhere to date has been scientifically and verifiably proven to exist, the feared H1N1 is proving to be little more than the typical seasonal flu wave that inevitably comes with cold weather.

Yet there are reports, notably most recently in Ukraine, of deaths of people attributed to H1N1. Increasing evidence suggests that what is causing deaths is not at all some Swine Flu of pandemic proportions.

Evidence suggests people are dying from tuberculosis. According to Wikipedia on tuberculosis, “Most infections in humans result in asymptomatic, latent infection, and about one in ten latent infections eventually progresses to active disease, which, if left untreated, kills more than half of its victims. The classic symptoms are a chronic cough with blood-tinged sputum, fever, night sweats, and weight loss.”

TB is a disease that is associated with poor living conditions, malnutrition and poverty. In 2007 there were an estimated 13.7 million chronic active cases, 9.3 million new cases, and 1.8 million deaths, mostly in developing countries. About 80% of the population in Asian and African countries test positive in tuberculin tests, while only 5-10% of the US population test positive.1

The WHO states about TB, “Tuberculosis (TB) is a contagious disease…Now, strains that are resistant to a single drug have been documented in every country surveyed; what is more, strains of TB resistant to all major anti-TB drugs have emerged. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the largest number of new TB cases in 2005 occurred in the South-East Asia Region, which accounted for 34% of incident cases globally. However, the estimated incidence rate in sub-Saharan Africa is nearly twice that of the South-East Asia Region, at nearly 350 cases per 100 000 population.”

The highest mortality from TB per capita according to WHO are in the Africa Region. Africa also happens to have some of the world’s most impoverished populations ravaged from wars, drought, IMF conditionalities, economic privations, lack of water sanitation.

Notably, in recent years since the 2004 Orange Revolution, the economic living conditions in Ukraine have approached that of a Third World country in many parts of the country.

Viral Pneumonia or TB?

Four men and one woman have died from the flu in Lviv, said emergency hospital chief doctor Myron Borysevych. Two of the dead patients were in the 22-35 age group, with two others over 60. He diagnosed the disease as viral pneumonia. “We have sent the analyses to Kiev. We don’t believe it’s H1N1 swine flu. Neither do we know what kind of pneumonia it is.” A doctor in Western Ukraine who did not want to be named, told a British paper, “We have carried out post mortems on two victims and found their lungs are as black as charcoal. They look like they have been burned. It’s terrifying.”2

Curiously, after days of receiving samples from patients believed to have H11N1 in Ukraine, the WHO Reference Lab in the UK has yet to make a statement confirming or denying H1N1 presence.

One alternative explanation for the deaths and the ghastly lung conditions of the dead in Ukraine comes from an American medical researcher, Dr. Lawrence Broxmeyer, MD, of the New York Institute of Medical Research. Broxmeyer is convinced that the H1N1 Influenza A is no flu at all.

The current Swine “flu” pandemic began in La Gloria, a pig-farming village in the Veracruz mountains of Mexico. As Broxmeyer points out, “Surely, if any place could unlock the true nature of the cause of the 2009 Pandemic, it would be found in La Gloria, whose villagers were certain that they were sickened by the surrounding pig farms, which they accused of polluting their air and water with pig waste. This is much like what happened in Haskell County, Kansas in 1918, original site of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918.”

He notes revealingly that Enrique Sanchez, top official from Mexico’s Agriculture Department, could not find H1N1 in mucous samples taken from the pigs several weeks later, on April 30th. Common bacteria were also tested for.

“However, Broxmeyer states, “no studies were done to rule out Swine tuberculosis which is predominantly avian and to a lesser extent bovine, and could have also accounted for the wholesale “respiratory” problems the villagers were experiencing.”

Soon, more than half of La Gloria’s 3,000 residents fell ill with FLU-LIKE illness, type unknown. More than four hundred of the sickest of these where treated with antibiotics and masks. The diagnosis? “Acute respiratory infections.” By the time the mucous test results came through in early April, most of the villagers had recovered, the more serious cases on antibiotics alone. The “virus” seemed to have left their systems. As Dr. Broxmeyer notes, “since antibiotics don’t cure ‘viruses’ what infectious disease in these purported “Influenza” victims had been cured by the antibiotics given?”

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